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I'd like to see bookmarks treated as resources, shared in the way contacts and calendars can be shared. Including local files, NFS files, DAV files, IMAP cache via Kmail, possibly stored in a database, and any other common resource formats. It would also be useful if multiple bookmark files could be merged during use (again, as contacts are), and check or uncheck the resources you want displayed, during use. The goal would be to let more than one person use various sets of bookmarks, and equally...

Thanks, I'll give that a quick test. I'd still like to know if there's a way to _change_ the file konqueror looks for. Ultimately, if I can place the file on a webdav server, then my bookmarks would be available from anywhere. But nfs would be a good start! again, Thanks,

Is there a way to change the default location of the bookmarks.xml file? I want to place it on a webdav server (or an nfs share). I don't want to import the file, I want to use it as the primary bookmark file, accessible from more than one computer. I'm able to do this with my addressbook in kmail and kaddressbook, as well as with my calendar files in korganizer. But I haven't found anything similar in Konqueror. Thanks, Dan

Thanks, I converted a few addresses, and placed the vcf file on my webdav server. (tested first to make sure the addresses loaded into kmail/addressbook first - worked fine). Adding an address book gives the option for a groupdav file. Selecting that returns with a new, empty address book, that doesn't have the webdav files, nor does it save anything. Are you using a conventional apache webdav server, or is there something special for kde? Also, are you using davfs2? I haven't installed it yet (...

Hi, I'm looking into converting my mail, pim, and browser functions to KDE apps (from mozilla). Currently, I store my address book, calendar and bookmarks on a webDAV server, and they are shared by multiple family members from more than one workstation. (Mail is IMAP, so it automatically shares properly). This is a tremendous advantage, and I don't want to give up having those common files. Converting/importing the information is NOT a problem, but I'd be interested in hearing if anyone has shar...